Readi to rock: Readipop gears up for festival’s return to Christchurch Meadows
Readipop's festival is approaching its annual return to Christchurch Meadows for a three-day summer party of music, performances, and events
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Tom Webber sets date for newest single, Face In The Crowd
TOM WEBBER has set the release date for his latest single. His new single, Face in the Crowd, is now ...
Readipop goes to the brewery
CRACK open the beer and enjoy live music at a Reading brewery next month. Reading-based music charity Readipop is holding ...
New home secured for Reading-based music charity
Reading music charity Readipop has secured a new home, on Trafford Road, to grow as an organisation.
Readipop on hold until 2022
BIG FESTIVAL celebrations will be put on hold as future plans are announced for next summer. Readipop, a Reading-based charity ...
Arts groups across Thames Valley benefit from government grant
ARTS groups across the Thames Valley are among 1,300 different organisations benefitting from a £257 million share of a Government ...
Readipop: Who’s playing at this weekend’s music festival
THIS weekend, a popular musical festival on the banks of the River Thames will return to neighbouring Reading with its ...
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